Comments on our Peripheral Neuropathy Books

Numb Toes and Aching Soles

Dr. David A. Greenberg, Professor and Vice-Chairman of Neurology, University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine:

A superbly researched and readable book that deals with peripheral neuropathy from the patient's perspective. The author has taken great pains to assemble accurate and up-to-date information that will be of substantial benefit in helping patients … The book can also be recommended to physicians who want insight into how patients are affected.

Dr. Laurence J. Kinsella, Chief, Div. of Neurology, Mt. Sinai Medical Center, Cleveland:

An informative and exhaustive work and a valuable resource to patients resource to patients and
physicians alike.

Rosemary Waggoner, San Antonio, TX:

The book reflects an enormous amount of research and work, and will save present and future neuropathy victims a great deal of anguish and frustration caused by the previous lack of readily available information on causes, symptoms, treatments and medical progress … It should be mandatory reading for every medical student, doctor, nurse and therapist. It is definitely a 'must have' for every victim of neuropathy and should be read, re-read and used as a reference guide and self-defense mechanism
… [The book] is obviously a 'labor of love, ' compassionately written by a victim of the disease itself.

The Foot:

As a compilation of therapeutic methods in the management of peripheral neuropathy, this book is probably second to none.

Journal of the Peripheral Nervous System:

Demystifies peripheral neuropathy for the layman sufferer, and offers both patients and physicians an expansive list of possible treatment options.

Senior World Online:

A wonderful resource for anyone suffering from peripheral neuropathy or any professional wishing to become better acquainted with the patient's point-of-view.

Numb Toes and Other Woes

Bob Brown, Raleigh, NC:

After reading Numb Toes and Aching Soles I knew this would be the tool I needed to educate my family and friends about peripheral neuropathy. Now I can't wait to share Numb Toes and Other Woes with people who need the knowledge to understand and deal with this mysterious disease.

Physical Therapy:

The book is anything but dry, and the author displays a wonderful wit and sense of humor throughout. This book (and probably its companion book, Numb Toes and Aching Soles, as well) would make an excellent reference book for any medical professional interested in research or treatments involving peripheral neuropathy.

RSD Hope:

This present book, the second in the series, is a veritable bible on pain, treatments, and medications … Senneff's first book was excellent but he has outdone himself here. This book is a MUST read for anyone in ANY type of chronic pain. He allows us to educate ourselves about what types of treatments are available.

The Positive Side:

The book is very well researched and organized, with plenty of practical tips, such as how to work with your doctor, and useful Web resources … superb source of information on how to control PN and a valuable addition to the world of pain relief.

Nutrients for Neuropathy

Earl Mindell, Ph.D., author of the famed Vitamin Bible:

Nutrients for Neuropathy is a must have for professional and lay book shelves. It gives you all the information you need to combat this condition.

Julian Whitaker, M.D., founder of the Whitaker Wellness Institute and editor of Health & Healing:

I highly recommend Mr. Senneff's new book, Nutrients for Neuropathy, for anyone seeking a natural, healthy approach to treating this serious condition. The program he outlines can provide a great deal of help to those afflicted with peripheral neuropathy. Read it!

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